Soulja Boy Ordered To Pay $4 Million To Jane Doe In S*xual A$$ault Case

Soulja Boy Ordered To Pay $4 Million To Jane Doe In S*xual A$$ault Case
Soulja Boy has been ordered to pay $4 million to a woman who accused him of multiple forms of ab*se during their two-year relationship.
A jury found the rapper, whose real name is DeAndre Way, liable for intentional infliction of emotional distress, s*xual harassment, and non-payment of wages. However, he was cleared of false imprisonment and constructive discharge claims. Soulja Boy is also facing additional punitive damages.
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The woman filed the lawsuit in January 2021, claiming that she began working as Soulja Boy’s personal assistant in 2018. She alleges that their relationship quickly turned v*olent, with the rapper sending explicit photos of himself and initiating a romantic relationship. She further accused him of r@ping and kidnapping her, locking her in a room without food for up to two days, and threatening her with v*olence.
Soulja denied her claims, claiming the relationship was consensual and the woman wasn’t formally hired.
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